Which of the following describes diegetic music?
A. film music that is not associated with an on-screen source.
B. film music that is written expressly for the plot.
C. film music that is not connected to the plot in any way.
D. film music that emanates from a source on screen, such as a radio.
Answer: D
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a. ?tempo changes. b. ?coinciding punctuation. c. ?a new, melodic style. d. ?musical rests/silences.
The Enlightenment was essentially a product of cultural life in
A. Italy. B. Scotland. C. France. D. Great Britain.
Beyond the scope of writing musical arrangements, in some cases a publisher will engage someone freelance or employ him or her on staff to improve a song or otherwise make it suitable for a particular audience (such as making a pop song appropriate for a country artist). What is a common term to describe this professional role (two words)?
What will be an ideal response?
This listening example comes from which one of the following?
A. broadside parody B. field music C. melodrama D. ballad opera